Ranger 7 Near Moon Frontage Aims for First Closeups
Pasadena科学 researchers monitor Ranger 7 as it sails toward the moon with six cameras aboard a 806 pound craft. Officials expect 4000 photographs in the final 13 minutes and plan a 50 by 300 mile target in the Sea of Clouds for lighting at impact.
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Pasadena
Calif
William H. Pilkering
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Sea of Clouds
Moon
Ranger 7
Pickering
Global drama makes U S a bit jumpy
Chinese firecrackers on the world stage reflect shifting diplomacy as West Germany stands at center of a tense balance. The Soviet Union and Red China court Erhard while France sulks and the United States lingers as Bonn’s favored suitor. Khrushchev plans a Bonn visit and Berlin talks loom, with economic ties possibly easing the path.
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Py Williams
U.S
West Germany
Soviet Union
Red China
Ludwig Erhard
Charles de Gaulle
France
United States
Bonn
Washington
Khrushchev
Erhard
Berlin
Peking
F106 Interceptor Crashes at McGuire AFB kills pilot
An Air Force F106 jet veered off the runway at McGuire AFB New Jersey, crashing into an embankment and exploding. Capt. John G. Gibson 81 of Midland Pennsylvania was the pilot. He was returning from a training flight to Olmstead AFB near Harrisburg.
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Mcguire Air Force Base
N.J
Air Force
John G. Gibson
Midland
Olmstead Air Force Base
Harrisburg
Battle lines form in eastern states as Johnson and Goldwater set campaigns
President Johnson and Republican nominee Barry Goldwater prepare eastern battlegrounds for the 1964 election. Johnson taps liberal Senator John Pastore as Atlantic City convention keynoter while Goldwater names William Scranton host for a northeastern campaign summit and names Ray Bliss and Leonard Hall to steer the effort. Actress Winifred Lenihan dies at 66 in Sea Cliff New York. her career included stage directing and Equity leadership.
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Ments
John C. Pastore
Rhode Island
Atlantic City
Goldwater
Wiliam W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Hershey
New York State
Johnson
Pastore
South
Carl Sanders
Georgia
Senate
Ohio State
Ray Bliss
National Party
Leonard W. Hall
Sea Cliff
N.Y
Winifred Lenihan
Actors ‘Equity
Miss Lenihan
McCall's Magazine
Johnson Goldwater eye Eastern states as campaign focus
President Johnson and Senator Goldwater position Eastern industrial states as a key battleground in the election. A House Social Security bill would boost benefits 5 percent for about 20 million retirees, heading to a Senate fight. Civil rights leaders weigh calls to pause demonstrations until after the election. Ranger 7 completes a lunar photography mission. A kennel club official notes dogs thrive in cities. West Germany receives broad courting as the United States remains the preferred partner for now.
City Pooches Happy Just As We Suspected
GAITHERSBURG Md AP Dog expert Alfred Dick says dogs are more meaningful and necessary for companionship despite urban living. He spoke at the second annual Professional Handlers Association conference with dog owners, judges, and handlers from 13 states and DC. Dr Frank R Booth notes 25 million US dogs and five billion tons of dog food produced yearly.
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Gaithersburg, Md
Alfred Dick
The
American Kennel Club
New York
Dlers Association
District of Columbia
Frank R. Booth
Elkhart
Ind
United States
Civil rights leaders urge moratorium on mass protests until after election
Civil rights leaders from several cities urge a broad curtailment of mass marches and demonstrations until after election day. They criticize the Republican platform and say racism is injected into the campaign. Roy Wilkins says the summit statement is not an endorsement of Johnson and aims to boost Black voter registration. A Harlem leader vows continued demonstrations despite the call.
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New York
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Coldwater
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Johnson
Associated Press
Jesse Gray
Harlem
Wilkins
Gray
Community Council On Housing
First Federal Suit In Rights Bill Filed in Alabama
U S Atty General Kennedy filed the first federal suit under the Civil Rights Act against 15 Tuscaloosa eateries for refusing to serve Negroes. The action in Birmingham seeks to bar discrimination and obtain a preliminary injunction, with a hearing not set until October due to docket congestion.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. District Court
Birmingham
South Carolina
Orangeburg
University City
Tice
Kennedy
Johnson
Atlanta
Sparta Youth Wins Trip In State Vocational Contest
A Sparta High School student topped the farm mechanics contest in a statewide Future Farmers of America event earning a tour of the state. High scorers in land judging agronomy forestry and chapter procedure will also tour sites relevant to their contests. The trip includes farm machinery plant visits and may feature recreation and historical sites in Pennsylvania. William C. McCullough, vocational agriculture supervisor for Crawford Warren Forest and Elk counties, noted plans for accompanying teachers and escorts.
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Wees Wareui
Sparta
Future Farmers of America
Wiliam C. McCullough
Crawford
Warren
Forest and
Elk
Pennsylvania
Oury
Miner William D. Fodor Dies After Car Accident
Steubenville Ohio reports 22 year old miner William D Fodor of Wolf Run died at Ohio Valley Hospital from injuries when his car ran over an embankment Monday night. Rescue teams and police investigated the fatal crash and local authorities released details of the sequence leading to the death.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Ohio Valley Hospital
William D. Fodor
Wolf's Rus
Youths Ride Stolen Bikes To Police Station Arrested
Two youths cited for juvenile court theft after riding stolen bicycles to the police station. Parents to face curfew violation for allowing the boys out until 2 AM the night of the thefts on Concord street July 18. A second hand store owner contradicted the boys stories, leading police to confirm the thefts and modifications to the bikes.
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Concord Street
South Center Street
Barry Goldwater to Speak in Pittsburgh on Dec 26
Arizona senator Barry Goldwater will appear at Pittsburgh Civic Arena on December 26 as part of his campaign. The event was arranged months ago by Representative William Miller of New York, now GOP vice presidential candidate and national chairman, with Allegheny County GOP headquarters confirming the plan.
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Ed Varees Yee Pes
Barry Goldwater
Pittsburgh
Arizona
Allegheny County
GOP
William Miller
N Y
World War I Songwriter Montin Remembered for Army Hymns
Alfred Montin, a French born World War I songwriter, is remembered in Corry Memorial Hospital for his wartime songs. He wrote the music to The Caissons Go Rolling Along and contributed to Mademoiselle from Armentieres with lyrics by Brig. Gen. Edmund L. Gruber. Montin served as an Army band director and played with the Sousa troupe in Milwaukee.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Tn Barracks
Mademoiselle
Armentieres
Alfred
Montin
France
John Philip Sousa
Milwaukee
Fort Sheridan
Fifth Field Artillery
Edmund L. Gruber
Ten-year-old slides into helicopter after cliff fall
A 10 year old, after sliding down a sandy hill above Ocean Beach, tumbled 200 feet down a rocky cliff and woke up unconscious on the beach. A helicopter airlifted him to an ambulance and then to a hospital where doctors found only slight cuts and bruises and sent him home.
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SAN Francis Guard
Rooert Lee
Ocean Beach
Senator Clair Engle Dies After Brain Tumor Battle
Senator Clair Engle of California dies at 52 after brain tumors and two operations. Speculation points to Gov. Brown naming Pierre Salinger to fill the unexpired term. Engle had undergone a dramatic in Senate April 13 speech pause and wheel chair voting in 1964. burial planned in Red Bluff.
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Sen. Engle
Salinger
Washington
Sen
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
White House
Pierre Salinger
Engle
Alen Cranston
Senate
Spessard Halland
Dala
Aly
Cranston
Enegle
Lucretia
Red Bluff
Calif
Roy L. Sexton
House Social Security Bill Faces Senate Fight Over Health Provisions
House approved a 5 percent Social Security increase for about 20 million retirees and extended eligibility, but dropped hospitalization features sought by Johnson and Kennedy. Senate supporters plan amendments to include a voluntary hospitalization option within the cash raises, with final form still unsettled.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
John P. Kennedy
Aman
State Buys Program on Appalachia
Scranton approves revised federal Appalachian development plan as state secretary John K. Tabor sends Pennsylvania delegation a letter urging approval. He highlights changes including state control of districts direct appropriations, elimination of public power, and expanded funds for strip mine fire, culm pile, mine drainage and cave control efforts.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Appalachian
John K. Tabor
State Secretary of Commerce
Pennsylvania
PSES Lists Job Openings in Local Office
The Pennsylvania State Employment Service announces nearly a score of openings at its North Center street office. Openings include two journeyman toolmakers six press operators two medical secretaries journeyman pipefitters salesmen and other skilled positions with good pay. Some jobs are in Corry and nearby areas. Apply in person at the office.
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Ihe Wetry Biuce
Pennsylvania State Employment Service Today
North Center Street
William A. Michael
Michael
Corry
Infant dies in McDonald entanglement accident
Six month old Jacqueline Marie Phillips of McDonald suffocated after becoming entangled in a plastic gurffin hanging near her crib while she slept.
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Mcdonald
Jacqueline Marie Phillips
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